§1.0 IDENTITY · DRAWING OF A PERSON

Shreyas B S

Agentic Systems Engineer

I build AI that can answer for itself.

I build AI systems the way engineers build bridges: specified completely before they are built, instrumented so they can be trusted, and shipped to survive production. Right now that means voice agents on live enterprise calls, a reputation economy for autonomous agents, and a patent-pending detector for what LLMs should never be told.

currently: ML Engineer Intern · Agentic Universe · CSE @ MIT Manipal, class of 2028 · Bengaluru

India AI Impact Buildathon 2026
Top 15 / 42,000+
IISc Arbitrage Arena 2026
2nd Runners Up / 420+
Patent filings
4
Technoxian World Cup
5th / 80+

§2.0 DOCTRINE

How I think

Five rules govern everything I ship. They are not aspirations; each one is somewhere in my work, and most of them are enforced on this very page.

D-01

Draw first.

If it cannot be specified, it cannot be trusted. Every system I ship starts as a document that someone else could build without me in the room.

D-02

Determinism is respect.

Same seed, same behavior. A system that cannot be replayed cannot be debugged, audited, or believed. This site contains zero calls to Math.random(), and that is enforced at build time.

D-03

Errors are asymmetric.

Every failure mode has a price tag, and the prices are never equal. In voice AI, a false interruption is catastrophic and a missed one is recoverable, so you default to silence and escalate monotonically. Find the expensive failure and design for it.

D-04

Evals before features.

A capability you cannot measure is a liability you have not priced. I wrote 54 deterministic metrics for a voice pipeline before anyone asked for a dashboard.

D-05

Trust is infrastructure.

Reputation, provenance, and auditability are not add-ons; they are the load-bearing walls of agent systems. It is why Karma prices misbehavior, why MTSRD watches what conversations reconstruct, and why my IEEE submission is about governance that holds when some of the agents are lying.

§3.0 TRAJECTORY

The line so far

  1. 2024

    MIT Manipal

    Started Computer Science Engineering, class of 2028. Joined RoboManipal, the university's robotics team, and found the lab I would not leave.

  2. 2025

    First production agents

    Co-founded VersionTwo in June and shipped its first system: a 10-agent content workflow that cut creation time by 80% for DeepTech founders. FarmBot work at RoboManipal began winning: Technoxian World Cup, 5th of 80+.

  3. EARLY 2026

    The competition season

    2nd Runners Up of 420+ teams at the IISc Arbitrage Arena. Top 15 of 42,000+ entries at the India AI Impact Buildathon with a multi-agent scam-baiting honeypot. Three provisional patent filings landed in twelve weeks: fuzzy control, semantic-leakage detection, slip estimation.

  4. 2026

    Production and protection

    ML Engineer Intern at Agentic Universe, building evaluation infrastructure for live enterprise voice agents. The karma reputation paper submitted to IEEE SSRR 2026, and Y Combinator Startup School India in April.

  5. NEXT

    The open segment

    The line continues below in §4.

§4.0 SIGNAL

What I'm optimizing for

I want to work on agentic systems that have to survive production: evaluation infrastructure, safety tooling, voice agents, multi-agent orchestration. If you are building in that space and the hard parts are still hard, I want to hear about them.

open to: internships research collaborations agent infrastructure

off the clock

Robotics lab nights at RoboManipal. Teaching 250+ juniors to build agents from raw APIs, no frameworks allowed. Formula 1 on race weekends, markets the rest of the week, and an unhealthy fascination with why systems fail rather than how they work.

§5.0 TRANSMISSION

Start a conversation

This was the drawing. The machine room is on the other side.

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Intelligence is cheap now. Reliability isn't.

I'm Shreyas. My systems are currently evaluating live enterprise calls at Agentic Universe, scoring AI agents' trustworthiness at Versiontwo, and baiting scam callers for sport. Everything below is real, linked, and labeled with its true status. This site runs on the same rules.

currently: ML Engineer Intern · Agentic Universe · CSE @ MIT Manipal, class of 2028 · Bengaluru

India AI Impact Buildathon 2026
Top 15 / 42,000+
IISc Arbitrage Arena 2026
2nd Runners Up / 420+
Patent filings
4
Technoxian World Cup
5th / 80+

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Experience

Teaching & mentoring

TDA Gen AI & Agentic AI Bootcamp · RoboManipal · Finova

I run the TDA Gen AI & Agentic AI Bootcamp at MIT Manipal for 250+ junior developers: pure APIs and Python, no frameworks allowed, because you cannot debug what you cannot see. 5+ workshops taught to 300+ people. 60+ juniors mentored inside RoboManipal. General Secretary at Finova. One node, fanned out.

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Projects

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Research & Patents

  • Karma-based reputation economies for heterogeneous human-AI-robot systems. IEEE SSRR 2026. Jul 3, 2026
  • IoT water quality monitoring, lean 5HO. India International WASH Conference 2026.
  • Temporal GNN analysis of financial networks. In progress
  • MCDM siting of solar parks. In revision

Patent filings

  1. FILED · 202641000642

    A System and Method for Detecting and Preventing Semantic Data Leakage Across Conversational Systems

    Jan 3, 2026 · full card in §3

  2. FILED · 202541126466

    A System and a Method for Real-Time Control Using Attentive Fuzzy Logic with Variable Rule and Membership Structure

    Dec 13, 2025 · RoboManipal lineage · co-inventors

  3. FILED · 202641011673

    Slip Estimation on SSMR and Differential Drive Robots Using IMU and Encoders for Accurate Feedback in a Closed Loop System

    Feb 4, 2026 · RoboManipal lineage · co-inventors

  4. Title pending owner confirmation

    Fourth filing

    public-safe title pending before publication here

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One system

All subsystems report to the same core. Watch the signals: multi-agent systems, evaluation, trust.

Systems that explain themselves.

That was the machine room. The person who drew it is on the other side.